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24:17
Basic Fluid Dynamics: Derivations of Bernoulli's equation, Part 3, The incompressible flows
16:25
Derivations of Bernoulli's equation, Part 2: the derivation based on streamline equations
02:01
Double model test in large waves at Plymouth wave tank
01:49
Palemis model tested in large waves
00:45
Small OctaOWC model tested in the wave tank
00:54
Huge waves splash at the end of the tank
01:02
Edinburgh University FloWave Wave Sprouts: The Triple, Double and Single Sprouts of Waves
02:49
Large wind-generated waves: good for surfing practice
01:33
A nice and slow water flow
01:23
The Giant Causeway in Northern Ireland
00:43
surfing learners
00:49
Mountain motorcycling
02:30:01
2.5-hour nature sound of a flowing water and birds chirpping
00:46
WaveScan vs ODAS buoy: model test in large regular waves
00:36
Waves coming to a narrow small beach
01:34
Enjoying and swimming in large waves
01:24
Large wind-generated waves in the coast of Ireland (4)
25:52
How we can derive Bernoulli's equation, Part 1: the derivation based on direct physics
22:58
The streamlines and pathlines in unsteady flows: why they are so different?
14:13
The streamlines and pathlines in steady flows: why they are same?
24:35
Why we are not using the Lagrangian Approach in fluid dynamics?
31:26
Panel method for potential flows, Part 3: boundary integral equation for 2D flows
26:34
Potential flow theory for incompressible flows, Part 1: principles and equations
22:08
Panel method for potential flows, Part 2: Boundary integral equations in 3D flows
29:57
Panel method for potential flows, Part 1: Green's theorem
22:14
Elementary potential flows, the simple and useful combinations for practical potential flows
23:36
Elementary potential flows, the building stones for potential flow theory, Part 3, dipoles
17:17
Elementary potential flows, the building stones for potential flow theory, Part 2, sources and sinks
16:24
Elementary potential flows, the building stones for potential flow theory. Part 1: uniform flows
27:27
An easy way to derive Bernoulli's equation by using the streamline equations and Euler equations
00:30
Wave sprouts in the Edinburgh 360-deg wave tank: bullseyes of wave generations
22:58
Unsteady potential flows: the different streamlines and pathlines, and why they are so different?
14:13
Steady incompressible flows: the streamlines & pathlines, and why they are coincident?
25:38
Incompressible flows: streamlines and stream functions
15:07
Potential flow theory for incompressible flows, Part 2: a simple example
26:34
Potential flow theory for incompressible flows, Part 1: Principles and Equations
01:28
How to simply make good rainbows in garden
25:54
What is a potential flow?
26:34
Why we need to study potential flows?
21:53
Dimensional analysis- Buckingham Pi Theorem: the detailed advantages
06:08
Interesting artificial rainbow: making rainbows in your garden
28:39
Dimensional analysis, Buckingham Pi Theorem: the principle using an example
18:45
Why we need Dimensional Analysis in fluid dynamics? P2, the difficulties in direct fluid dynamics
18:43
Why we need Dimensional Analysis, Part 1, Design optimisations in fluid dynamics
24:35
Why we do not use Lagrangian approach for fluid motions, especially in 3D viscous flows?
23:18
What are streamline, pathline and streakline for fluid motions
23:18
What are streamline, pathline and streakline for fluid motions? (old version)
21:33
Hagen-Poiseuille flow: a detailed complete solution to the Navier-Stokes equation
29:37
Continuity equation: the derivation and some very useful applications
33:42
Navier-Stokes equation: a derivation with the detailed understandings on viscous stress tensor
22:27
Euler equation: a derivation with the detailed explanations
22:21
Euler equation: a derivation with detailed explanations (please watch the new corrected version )
01:58
Strong winds and large waves: good for kite surfing
29:17
What is the Eulerian representation for fluid dynamics?
02:33
Large wind-generated waves in the coast of Ireland (3)
02:00
Large wind-generated waves in the coast of Ireland (2)
01:41
Large wind-generated waves in the coast of Ireland (1)
28:39
What is the Lagrangian representation for solid and fluid motions?
26:06
How easy we can calculate the atmospheric pressure?
31:33
Have we understood correctly the static pressure?